> Loops, then? The code this is based off of had the second line of
> actual code (between "room = 1" and "if room ==1") as "while true:",
> but when I include this, it gives an error at that line. Is there
> another way to do that? Maybe "while room != 4.2"?
What you had before was...
room = 1
if room == 1
# Room 1 stuff
elif... #Stuff that never got executed
# End of program.
Try...
room = 1
while 1:
if room == 1:
# Room 1 stuff
elif room == 2:
# Room 2 stuff
Your switching variable can't be the loop control and you do need to be
in a loop for the conditional expression to be evaluated again after
you've changed the value of room.
Chris
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